Will it fit onto an airplane seat? It looks too wide, and I need it for air travel. Thanks!
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It's probably a little too wide. It would infringe a bit on your seat next to you. I did not like this seat at all so I returned it. It was too hard to provide sitting relief for my ailing tailbone. I went with a softer cushion material for the car, which has really done the job.
29343
probably. I took one that was about half an inch shorter on a plane and it fit just fine I imagine that this would work fairly well. I'm not a hundred percent sure. if you're sitting in business or first class, definitely yes.
29344
Not sure my answer will help. The RelaxoBak is 18" wide; according to google, airplane seats are between 17 & 18" wide. You could call your airline and ask them the width of their seats. This would be perfect for long flights. My dh didn't think to bring his on a 12 hour flight.....
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Hello - I've never taken this on an airplane, but from what I have managed to get under the seat, this pack is too long. Also, if full, it will be too wide. I take things out of it to get it into the long locker at my gym (YMCA), if that's any help. From what I have seen people put overhead on the plane, it would certainly fit overhead.
780700
I have not been on a flight yet, but I would not expect it to be a problem. It will fit under your seat in my opinion!
126414
This will be a tight squeeze if you are using it rear facing in a small vehicle, but forward facing it would fit fine. It is very heavy compared to a regular infant seat and I usually have to have my husband help me when I need to switch cars. It is very comfortable for my daughter, but I highly doubt it will fit on an airplane comfortably. A large international flight you would be ok, but on any smaller jets you would be hard pressed to make it fit. Hope that helps!
830025
We have Costco seats that are 17.5" wide. We fit but we as a parent had to deal with the seat impeding our full seat since we had to put the arm rest on. Also walking down the aisle was a HUGE ordeal. Ask, beg, plead to be able to take your car seats on plane before everyone else boards. Otherwise you are knocking elbows.
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Hi Jessica,I have a small car myself and this car seat is really big. My husband placed it rear facing and it was a tight fit. The front seat had to be moved up to accommodate the size of the car seat, but overall it fit. We haven't tried it forward facing, but I imagine it would fit better that way. The car seat is also very heavy, I doubt you would be able to lug it around while traveling and you may have some difficulty fitting it on a plane.Hope that answered your question!
296991
It is huge for coach seats. I don't think you can take it on the plane. How should you install it there anyway?
1594722
It is big and heavy. I dont think it will fit in Airline Economy class seat.
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No. There is no way it would fit. Well, perhaps on a large plane. I'm not sure exactly about the dimensions but I think it ends up being to tall. The seat itself is approved for in flight use so you could use it on the plane. The airlines check carseats for free with a child so I went that route.
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I think it's "large" but built to be able to go under a cabin seat on an airplane. Can't be a very large dog and have that work. Hope you like it. I really love mine!
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I have used this seat on several long distance flights and yes, it does fit. Airlines don't seem to like car seats placed in aisle seats unless the entire row consists of "family" (related to or traveling together). The side impact cushions do crowd ever so slightly into the next seat--really a non-issue for most though, especially if next to a family member. I am 6'4" and about 220lbs . . . I am a little aware of the impact cushions, but not anywhere near as inconvenienced as I am by the airlines' reduction in leg room---but I digress. Truthfully, if it keeps my daughter safer, I would endure anything . . . but this is really not an issue with this car seat . . . and if you can place this car seat in a window seat and you sit next to it, it is a non-issue.
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The FAA website says that as long as the car seat is 16" wide or less, it will fit. We are preparing to bring it on a flight next week, so I just measured ours and the width (the widest part, which is the base) is 15-1/2", so it will fit. Others who have said the seat is 18" wide are just going by what is listed on the product details page, but I believe that is the width of the shipping box.
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We have a regular Britax Boulevard, and it fits an airplane seat. I believe the regular Boulevard and "Click and Safe" models are the same size (although I could be wrong). It was a semi-tight fit through the aisle, but we didn't hit anyone. :) The carseat fit pretty easily into the airline seat by just lifting the armrest. The airline seatbelt was a whole different story. I had a very difficult time getting the belt tight enough through the carseat bars-it is just a bad angle. I held onto the seat on take-off and landing just to be sure. Also, I would suggest purchasing wheels for your carseat. go-go Kidz Travelmate is a set of wheels that attaches to your car seat-essentially turning it into a stroller. It is pricey, but worth it. This way you can check your stroller and not have to tow a carseat and stroller through busy airports. Put it together and practice at home to be sure you can do it quickly and easily at the airport. Hope this was helpfu!
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The base is a bit wide and only touches the floor at the four corners. So I don't think it would fit on a plane seat. It would be very unstable so I don't think they would allow it.
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Hi Judith, its a pretty big seat. We have always checked in our car seat at the counter. In the past, we tried lugging a car seat (Britax Marathon and its about the same size as this seat) and installing it on the economy air plane seat once and will not do it again. It's too much of a hassle. It was such a tight fit that the person in the front of my child's seat can't recline. I ended up holding my child's leg the whole flight so she couldn't kick the seat in front of her.
991118
Its not oversized. Period. Ive traveled with it. As long as its weight is within limits, most airlines will take it.
599684
i need to know the dimensions and whether it fits nicely under the seat on planes